Sentence examples for he describes the same from inspiring English sources

In down-to-earth language he describes the same feelings of awe and humility that millions back on Earth experienced when looking at the pictures relayed from afar.

He describes the same routine of exercise, bullying and brainwashing.

Subtitling one "Him" and the other "Her," he describes the same events in each but distinguishes them by their perspectives.

While working on his new book, he said, he asked the commission for background on some influential Chicagoans but was told the commission "said they didn't have anything". Similarly, he said, the Internal Revenue Service has cleaned out its files and "There's no background any more". And he described the same experience with the FBI: "..

You and he describe the same thing, how the history of American education comes from the Prussian educational model, preparing students to be obedient soldiers and compliant citizens and that that's what our schools are still working to do and really what you talk about is how they really have to drastically change and just doing that anymore is just no good for America.

He then describes the same officials' extraordinary efforts to combat the calamitous consequences.

He then describes the same chore faced by a student twenty years later: Your term paper for Sexing the Victorians: Gender and Transgression in European Modernity (Ms. Slick, M 2-5) is now sixty-five elegantly formatted laser-printed pages, including a four-color cover page and scanned-in illustrations of nineteenth-century dildos and the like.

Mr. Jones later addresses the audience and describes the same movement as he performs it.

He describes the move as part of the same "political fix" that fails completely to rise to the challenge of the moment.

(translation by C. F. MacIntyre) In Rilke's essay on Auguste Rodin, written in the same year, he describes the sculptor's visits to the Jardin des Plantes early in the morning to sketch the sleepy animals.

I hope the irony is not lost on Mr Krauthammer that in the same column he describes the international community and the United Nations as "a fiction and a farce, respectively".Mr Krauthammer wants to see some reciprocity from the fictional international community for Mr Obama's "gift-giving".